Talk:Bob Clearmountain
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What an unfair listing for Bob Clearmountain
editBob Clearmountain is one of the major mixing engineers in the world. He has been recording and mixing for over 30 years. When he was just starting out he mixed the Rolling Stones "Miss You" 12". 30 years later Bob is still working with The Rolling Stones! People wait in line for the privilege of working with him.
Bob is considered by many of his contemporaries to have invented a new style of mixing which people have been copying for decades. To have one of the two paragraphs about Bob be about one complaint from one grumpy client out of the thousands of grateful clients is simply beyond the pale.
I hope someone corrects this soon. Bob Ludwig Gateway Mastering & DVD Portland, Maine, USA Gatewaybob 02:06, 1 September 2007 (UTC)
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The silencers link is incorrect
editThe link for the silencers rock and roll enforcers on this page leads to the link for a Scottish band called the silencers rather than the American band from Pittsburgh PA called the silencers who released the album entitled rock and roll enforcers containing the single, Peter Gunn theme, which is notable because it aired on first day of MTV. Ethanwinograd (talk) 23:15, 31 March 2024 (UTC)